I want to push two files to my android device in the sytem/framework folder. but i dont want to root my phone? Is it possible??
I am actually trying to install the Demokit application which helps in communicating with external boards(Arduino Mega ADK) but its giving me errors "missing shared lbrary"..
plz help Thanks in advance
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ok so i pt them on the laptop via wifi transfer pro and now i want them back , the problem is , is my sis laptop and i am not allowed to install sdk or anything like this.. is there anyway else to move them back to my nexus in the same folder from where i extracted them...
any help will be greatly appreciated
You could move them back to your sdcard, and if the phone is rooted, then move them into the correct folder [probably under data/media] and verify permissions and change ownership.
thanx dude... will do that , if something wrong happens will post back
Hwy guys I need some help or direction y deleted the system partition without noticing that my sd card was not being recognized so basically my phone has no Rom.
I tried using the official tool and no luck it keeps having an error related to missing firmware software really dont know just gives some lousy instruction to power on and check the OTA update.
Been trying to connect via adb and for now I cant it seems that the port is being used by tcp and dont know hot to kill it :S
any help provided/direction will be really appreciated thanks in advance.
Hi all,
I like to acces my phone via WIFI to upload & download files to it . I use the Websharing App to do this and this works quiet well via a browser on my computer.
However when trying to write a new folder to my external SD-card in my phone, i get an error. I Tried this with different filesharing apps, but i seems like i don't have persmission to do this because i always get the same error.
This problems occurs only when trying to write something to the external SD. Reading & copying is possible.
Does somebody knows how i can fix this problem ?
When connecting the computer via usb-cable , it's possible to write directly to SD card.
(Samsung galaxy s4 mini LTE, android 4.4.2)
Cheers.
On android 4.4.2 3rd party apps can't write on SDCard. You must root Your phone, install Xposed Framework and then download and install module KitKat SD Card Full Access. Also better way to browse and manage files directly on Your phone is SambaDroid, You can even manage system files.
Chamelleon said:
On android 4.4.2 3rd party apps can't write on SDCard. You must root Your phone, install Xposed Framework and then download and install module KitKat SD Card Full Access. Also better way to browse and manage files directly on Your phone is SambaDroid, You can even manage system files.
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Okay thanks for your help. Will try sambadroid, otherwise will check the xposed framework. Phone is already rooted.
I'm afraid that You also need this xposed module for Sambadroid to work. As I remember it was some build.prop modification to make it work if You don't wanna play with xposed.
My wife has a d5316, which she is totally happy with except for the lack of internal memory. The phone is on 5.1.1 and i rooted it with " kingroot". I would like to
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t2-ultra/general/lp-debloating-script-performance-t3453452 and i was trying to swap the internal memory with a 64 gb
Sd card i put in it, using https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php.
So i downloaded root browser ( jrummy apps inc.) , i found 2 different /etc
Files, and neither one had the vold.fstab folder i was looking for. I didnt try to mount r/w. Because i wanted to locate the file first. Was this vold file moved to a new location in 5.1.1 ? I just dont wanna brick her phone cause I'll never hear the end of it.
I'm just not sure which posts are still good and which are outdated, so if anyone can plz help me accomplish my goals i would greatly appreciate it. Thankyou in advance for any help anyone can offer.
Tchk856 said:
My wife has a d5316, which she is totally happy with except for the lack of internal memory. The phone is on 5.1.1 and i rooted it with " kingroot". I would like to
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t2-ultra/general/lp-debloating-script-performance-t3453452 and i was trying to swap the internal memory with a 64 gb
Sd card i put in it, using https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php.
So i downloaded root browser ( jrummy apps inc.) , i found 2 different /etc
Files, and neither one had the vold.fstab folder i was looking for. I didnt try to mount r/w. Because i wanted to locate the file first. Was this vold file moved to a new location in 5.1.1 ? I just dont wanna brick her phone cause I'll never hear the end of it.
I'm just not sure which posts are still good and which are outdated, so if anyone can plz help me accomplish my goals i would greatly appreciate it. Thankyou in advance for any help anyone can offer.
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Also when i try to install twrp to do the debloat script and the other options for fixing my phone, it asks which recovery i would like to install,
"Xperia t
Mint"
Is this correct? Or is there another one i am missing?
Hi to all
I am totally new here on this forum normally I do data recovery from disk drives and flash memory.
I want to learn more on recover data from especially Samsung phones but not with "recovery programs" from China which are totally crab.
I want to learn how it is possible to read out the internal memory as an image copy and thenwork with it like a disk drive.
At the moment I have my own cell phones for experimental work....put photos at a Samsung Galaxy S9 SM-G960F....deleted all ....and now want to get it back.
Could one of you experts give me some hints how to do it in a nondestructive way?
Any help is very appreciated.
Many thanks in advance!
best regards
Freddy from Vienna
Freddy_31 said:
Hi to all
I am totally new here on this forum normally I do data recovery from disk drives and flash memory.
I want to learn more on recover data from especially Samsung phones but not with "recovery programs" from China which are totally crab.
I want to learn how it is possible to read out the internal memory as an image copy and thenwork with it like a disk drive.
At the moment I have my own cell phones for experimental work....put photos at a Samsung Galaxy S9 SM-G960F....deleted all ....and now want to get it back.
Could one of you experts give me some hints how to do it in a nondestructive way?
Any help is very appreciated.
Many thanks in advance!
best regards
Freddy from Vienna
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flash TWRP on it, obtain root via ADB, and shell into the internal storage. The images will all be there fully available for linux to restore and extract.
you have to have shell access to be able to do this. SU for the win!!